Two 82nd leaders depart, two new replace on Fort Bragg
The 82nd Airborne Division held an All American Honors Ceremony at Fort Bragg confirming Brig. Gen. Mark O'Donnell and Brig. Gen. David Doyle leaving deputy roles and being replaced by Col. Lawrence Ferguson and Col. James Work. Maj. Gen. James Mingus praised deputy generals for readiness and leadership. O'Donnell cited training advances and a father’s Purple Heart as a highlights. Doyle noted ISR deployment and troop reintegration efforts. Doyle urged the unit to continue exceeding expectations.
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82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
Mark O’donnell
National Joint Operations Intelligence Center
Washington
D.C
Lawrence Ferguson
7Th Special Forces Group
U.S. Army Special Forces Command
1St Special Forces Command
O’donnell
David Doyle
Joint Readiness Training Center
Fort Polk
Louisiana
James Work
Pentagon
Doyle
James Mingus
Mingus
Devil Joint Readiness Training Center
O’ Donnell
David O’donnell
Vietnam
18Th Airborne Corps
Air Force
1St Brigade Combat Team
Interstate 295
2Nd Brigade Combat Team
3Rd Brigade Combat Team
Virginia Beach
Army launches inaugural National Hiring Days event
The Army opens its first Army National Hiring Days virtual campaign from June 30 to July 2 aiming to recruit 10,000 soldiers across 150 occupations. Eligible applicants may receive bonuses up to 40 000 dollars or student loan reimbursement up to 65 000 dollars, depending on occupation and tests. Major General Frank Muth cites pandemic challenges and urges qualified recruits to Join Us. Fort Bragg and the 82nd Airborne Division back the effort, highlighting airborne bonuses and pride in paratrooper legacy.
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North Carolina
Army
America
Frank Muth
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
Troy DeGolyer
DeGolyer
Fort Bragg
Michael Burns
82Nd Airborne Division
Burns
Armed Services
Muth
Army Reserve and
National Guard
Trump unveils plan to stem veterans suicide crisis
The White House releases a 53 million dollar two year plan to curb veterans death by own action with public awareness campaigns and grants to community programs. It includes firearm safety, workplace wellness, and barriers near railroads while urging congressional and local action amid the pandemic.
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Washington
Donald Trump
Department of Veterans Affairs
Trump
Veterans Choice Health Program
White House
Joe Biden
Son Beau
Iraq
Army
Biden
Jamal Brown
Jeremy Butler
Afghanistan
Mark Takano
House
Veterans Affairs’ Committee
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Jon Tester
D-Mont
Takano
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